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PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE DIVISION 20 California Coastal ACT (2022) Section Page Chapter 1 Findings and Declarations and General Provisions 30000 1 Chapter 2 Definitions 30100 8 Chapter Revisions to the Coastal Zone Boundary 30150 17 Chapter 3 Coastal Resources Planning and Management Policies 30200 35 Article 1. General Article 2. Public Access Article 3. Recreation Article 4. Marine Environment Article 5. Land Resources Article 6. Development Article 7. Industrial Development Article 8. Sea Level Rise Chapter 4 Creation, Membership, and Powers of Commission and Regional Commissions 30300 54 Article 1. Creation, Membership of Commission and Regional Commission Article 2. Qualifications and Organization Article Fairness and Due Process Article 3. Powers and Duties Article 4. Local Coastal Program Implementation Costs Chapter 5 State Agencies 30400 82 Article 1. General Article 2. State Agencies Chapter 6 Implementation 30500 93 Article 1.

decisionmaking, especially with regard to issues such as coastal erosion and geology, agriculture, marine biodiversity, wetland restoration, sea level rise, desalination plants, and the cumulative impact of coastal zone developments. (Added by Ch. 965, Stats. 1992; amended by Ch. 168, Stats. 2019.) Section 30007 Housing; local government

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